Filed under: Journalism, Politics | Tags: AUT, History, Marina Erakovic, New Zealand, News, Newspaper, Politics, Robert Fisk, Te Waha Nui
Te Waha Nui issue number 25, the third for this semester, is in my hot little hands. Arguably the best issue yet, this week we have had the benefit of filling some pages with profiles done by the magazine students, with articles everyone from Marina Erakovic to the Act Party’s Maori Te Tai Tokerau candidate Peter Tashkoff. Oh, and Robert Fisk! Some great news and politics stories dominate the first half dozen pages with everything from burger chain wars to irate dairy farmers. Again there are some insightful and even humourous opinion pieces and another brilliant Sally Conor cartoon. One of the highlights for me, and not because I contributed some content, was the history spread we did on memorable colourful political moments.
So once more a fortnight of hard work has produced a pleasing result, a great paper that all involved can be satisfied with.
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